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Hot Mix December 2010
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Battery De-Sulfater
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Battery De-Mister
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Plants
ClearSpan Hercules Truss Arch Buildings
ClearSpan Fabric Structures
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Caterpillar Opens 2011 Contract Talks with United Auto Workers
With the current contract set to expire in March, negotiations begin on a labor agreement for Caterpillar's 9,500 U.S. production and maintenance workers.
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Finning Invests to Support 10% Annual Revenue Growth
World's largest Cat dealer committed to growth for the next three years
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Play It Cool Part 2: A Matter of Chemistry
Extended-life coolants call for customized maintenance
This severely pitted cylinder liner is from a Caterpillar 3508 engine that ran a conventional coolant. The coolant was not maintained, and after only 5,000 hours the condition of the liner was very poor. This problem does not happen with a well-maintained coolant.
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Play It Cool Part 1: Tips to Prevent Coolant Failure
Coolant maintenance prevents diesel downtime and costly repairs
This technician is taking a coolant sample from a radiator -- a very important part of any maintenance program.
Infrastructure
How Do You Pave on an Island?
Miozzi Paving uses warm mix asphalt as a solution to paving on Block Island where there are no hot mix asphalt plants.
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US Labor Department Seeks More Than $829,000 in Back Wages, Proposes Debarment of Two Contractors
The contractors are accused of violating wage and benefit requirements on two New York City public housing construction projects.
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Subtlety Is Key When Providing Support to Employees
New research by University of Minnesota psychologists shows how social support benefits are maximized when provided "invisibly" - that is, without the support recipient being aware that they are receiving it.
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Six Actions Employers Can Take to Control Runaway Workers' Compensation Medical Costs
Rising medical expenses are driving up workers' compensation costs, and many employers feel that these costs are beyond their control.
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